The 60th GRAMMY Awards nominees for Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical are Calvin Harris, Greg Kurstin, Blake Mills, No I.D., and the Stereotypes. Watch Music's Biggest Night on Jan. 28, 2018, airing live from New York on CBS from at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 PT.
Rooted in theories of the paranormal, the iconic trio's 1983 album – their final studio effort – became a classic.
While the trio was on the road in Kentucky and feeling far away, a personal note written to a distant daughter learning to read, became the words to one of the band's staple crowd-pleasers.
While honoring the traditions and legacy of the storied jazz crew, today's contingent is still evolving musically and as people.
The Bay Area modern-day blues sage talks inspiration and following his muse regardless of genre or accolades, revealing why he's one of music's most authentic artistic voices.
The DJ/producer shares the yearlong journey to perfect his latest single, his approach to remixing a track and how his remix hobby led him to the music industry.
The folk quartet talks about how they came together in the writer's room for their latest album.
The soulful singer/songwriter delivers a passionate version of the classic 1998 alt-rock hit.
Enter the headspace that led Puth from his jazz and classical training, as a youngster in music school, to the collaborative pop maestro he is today — still just in his mid-20s.
We go behind-the-scenes with the influential rock group's guitarist and lead composer, who shares what it's been like making music together again and hints that "Judith" could be heard live in the near future.
Find out the rapper's favorite ice cream flavor, his first ever concert and what he thinks of L.A. and Kendrick Lamar.
The rising star spoke to a lucky group of 200 fans at the GRAMMY Museum about how she got to where she is today, her musical influences and more.
Backstage at ACL, the frank and fun singer/songwriter talks about her latest single, debut album, and opening for a Beatle.
In this installment of 'On Location,' learn more about the home of bounce music through its artists, culture and food.
Two giants of their respective crafts, Prine and Murray sat down for an intimate conversation to reflect on the old days hosted by the Recording Academy Nashville Chapter.
Find out the rising pop star's favorite restaurant, movie, party anthem, and more in her record-setting performance in our rapid-fire question game.
